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Based-Materials
Working with timber
Stock forms, types and sizes
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Sold by length, width,
thickness and diameter,
Planks, boards and standard mouldings
Using standard components such as woodscrews, hinges or knock-down fittings
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Why is timber good?
They are readily available
They can be cut and shaped using common tools
They can be formed and bent using jigs and moulds
They can be joined using a variety of joints and fixings
Timber Based materials
Seasoning
Air Drying the boards are stacked and divided by narrow pieces of wood The stack is slanted to facilitate drainage of rain.
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Kiln Drying the wood is placed in a structure in which heat, humidity, and air circulation are carefully controlled by fans and steam pipes.
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Timber conversion
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rough sawn finishes:
when the sides and edges are not smooth you will feel a coarse texture and most likely get splinters.
planed all round (PAR) finishes:
a smooth finish which makes it extremely versatile It will require less finishing
different boards
Lamination is the technique of layering materials using heat, pressure and adhesives. Veneers (thin layers) are layered with the grain direction
Manufactured boards come in large sheets, often made from waste or recycled wood and adhesives
Compression uses adhesives, heat and pressure to combine shreds, chips or pulp to produce a larger board
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